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When you strap on your helmet and hop on your bike, you expect to enjoy the ride and get some exercise. What you do not anticipate is getting injured because the city where you bike failed to maintain the roads. Every year, bicyclists sustain serious injuries because...
People ride bicycles in Las Vegas and throughout Nevada for a variety of reasons. It is an environmentally friendly activity, it enhances a person’s health, it saves money and provides other benefits. Still, as a deadly December accident that killed five riders in the...
Many times, when a bike injury leaves someone severely hurt, the fault for that injury falls squarely on the shoulders of someone in a motor vehicle. However, there are also dangerous infrastructure issues that can put people on bikes at risk of suffering severe...
Las Vegas attracts tourists year-round, many of whom can be seen walking around the Strip. Though some passageways allow pedestrians to cross the street without looking out for cars, pedestrian accidents in large cities happen all too frequently. Nevada residents...
Mobile devices have increased the number of distractions for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists across the U.S. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Nevada lands at number five on its list of states that are the most dangerous for...
As a pedestrian on Nevada streets, you need to be careful and always follow the law to ensure your own safety. You cannot rely on drivers to watch out for you. You are the most vulnerable on a roadway because you have no vehicle to protect you, so in the event of an...
Authorities now suspect Stephen Marker of being the hit-and-run driver who killed a 78-year-old woman in east Las Vegas on December 10th, and they allege he was impaired at the time of the accident. They say he was driving his BMW on Indios Avenue when he turned right...
More pedestrians were killed last year in Clark County than in any other year since state officials began keeping track of this tragic statistic. The 78 people killed while walking on county roads, city streets and even sidewalks represented a 34 percent increase from...